Connect vehicle and parts purchases to a scale ticket, seller identification, photos, and the hold-period records a regulated part such as a catalytic converter needs.
A purchase should keep the scale ticket, material or part description, seller identification, and photos together. WeighPay records those on the same transaction so the yard is not rebuilding the ticket in a second system.
Yes. A catalytic converter can be its own line on the ticket, with the seller identification, photos, and hold-period fields your state requires. WeighPay already flags prohibited or specially regulated materials, including catalytic converters, during compliance capture.
WeighPay records the seller identification, photos, and vehicle details used for anti-theft reporting such as Leads Online and Auto Data Direct. Hold periods can be enforced on the transaction before the material is released.
Yes. WeighPay keeps scale ticketing, photo capture, and the local transaction running offline, then syncs when the connection returns.
Pricing depends on the operation. A focused demo looks at the scale, seller-record, and regulated-parts workflow first. Current pricing and a written scope come after that qualification. WeighPay does not publish a monthly price.
Qualify the operational pain, give a short high-level tour, use a focused demo to validate that pain, decide whether to move forward, then use Auto Assist–guided configuration after commitment.
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